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壌 means 'plot (of land)'

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Strokes : 16    Frequency: 2002   JLPT: N1    Usefulness: 5    Study set: 5-38    Grade: 8   Intermediate lesson: -    Beginner lesson: -   Begins 0 words   Used in 19 words   Used in 13 names   Not used as a component
Jōyō (常用)
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   ジョウ
Kun    つち lot, earth, soil
  
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⿰   ground; earth   six lots of clothes together  
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In the most useful 10,000 words in Japanese, 壌 is used 1 time, read 1 way.
Across all words in Japanese, 壌 is used 19 times, read 1 way.
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ジョウ : 19 words FIND ALL
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noun
1. soil
2. breeding ground; fertile ground (for); foundation (for the development of ...)
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Henshall: 1421  Joy o' Kanji : 1421  Key to Kanji:

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ジョウ    a plot (of land)   
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ド   ト   ground; earth   つち ground, earth, soil   
six lots of clothes together   
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ロク   むっ six   む    むい    む    
イ   ころも clothes   
キョウ   とも together   
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grass   
イチ   イツ   ひと    ひと- one   
katakana 'ha'; eight
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